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Sbc Vacuum Advance Not Working. Plug the vacuum advance into a ported vacuum source and check the idle rpm. Make sure the vacuum advance connection is removed, and now rev the engine up to around 2,500 to 2,800 rpm. We add 18 degrees of. Sbc 350 vacuum advance/ idle issues. Once we determined that the ignition system was working as intended, the owner mentioned that when he disconnected the vacuum advance, the misfire. I'm seeming to have quite a bit of trouble adjusting my timing/ idle speed. Let’s start with 10 degrees of initial timing at idle. At part throttle initial, vacuum, and mechanical advance are all added together. Now, switch the vacuum advance to a direct source of vacuum and again check the idle rpm? That means either too much vacuum advance (pin traveling too far) and/or vacuum advance not dropping out soon enough. What happened is when you hooked the vacuum advance to manifold vacuum it pulled the 10 degrees in that the vacuum.

Once we determined that the ignition system was working as intended, the owner mentioned that when he disconnected the vacuum advance, the misfire. Plug the vacuum advance into a ported vacuum source and check the idle rpm. We add 18 degrees of. What happened is when you hooked the vacuum advance to manifold vacuum it pulled the 10 degrees in that the vacuum. Make sure the vacuum advance connection is removed, and now rev the engine up to around 2,500 to 2,800 rpm. That means either too much vacuum advance (pin traveling too far) and/or vacuum advance not dropping out soon enough. Let’s start with 10 degrees of initial timing at idle. Now, switch the vacuum advance to a direct source of vacuum and again check the idle rpm? Sbc 350 vacuum advance/ idle issues. At part throttle initial, vacuum, and mechanical advance are all added together.

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Sbc Vacuum Advance Not Working Sbc 350 vacuum advance/ idle issues. Make sure the vacuum advance connection is removed, and now rev the engine up to around 2,500 to 2,800 rpm. What happened is when you hooked the vacuum advance to manifold vacuum it pulled the 10 degrees in that the vacuum. I'm seeming to have quite a bit of trouble adjusting my timing/ idle speed. Once we determined that the ignition system was working as intended, the owner mentioned that when he disconnected the vacuum advance, the misfire. Let’s start with 10 degrees of initial timing at idle. That means either too much vacuum advance (pin traveling too far) and/or vacuum advance not dropping out soon enough. Sbc 350 vacuum advance/ idle issues. Now, switch the vacuum advance to a direct source of vacuum and again check the idle rpm? We add 18 degrees of. At part throttle initial, vacuum, and mechanical advance are all added together. Plug the vacuum advance into a ported vacuum source and check the idle rpm.